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[Title] => Pinoy booters yield to Thais, bow out of semifinal race
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The Philippines bowed out of the semifinal race in the Asean Football Championship as they dropped another stinging 0-4 setback to Thailand late Sunday at the Supachalasai Stadium in Bangkok.
The Filipino booters were holding their own against the hosts in the early going but lost their focus when the Thais scored twice — the first on a through pass by Sutee Suksomkit to Sarayoot Chaikamdee in the 15th minute and on Pipat Thonkanya, who helped himself to another through ball six minutes later.
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The Philippines, once the whipping team of Southeast Asian football, plays Malaysia today, gunning for no less than a semifinal stint in the Asean Football Championship which kicks off in Bangkok, Thailand.
Coach Aris Caslib believes his young squad, backstopped by Fil-foreign players headed by James Younghusband, has got what it takes to beat the Malaysians in their opening game and go on to qualify for the last four from Group A.
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[Title] => Pacmania, Part 2
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Now that we can all breathe easy since Manny Pacquiao truly rules the Pinoy planet, we can also look back with pride at the last few weeks of home-and-away triumphs on the sporting scene.
First, there was Roni Alcano’s excellent victory at the locally hosted World Pool Championship, bringing to fruition the hopes and dreams of countless billiards players and aficionados for a countryman to bag the crown right here at "the spiritual home of the game."
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Now that we can all breathe easy since Manny Pacquiao truly rules the Pinoy planet, we can also look back with pride at the last few weeks of home-and-away triumphs on the sporting scene.
First, there was Roni Alcano’s excellent victory at the locally hosted World Pool Championship, bringing to fruition the hopes and dreams of countless billiards players and aficionados for a countryman to bag the crown right here at "the spiritual home of the game."
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[Title] => RP booters claim thriller over Cambodia
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BACOLOD — Alexander "Ali" Borromeo has scored before in international competitions, but the one he made yesterday should be extra special as it lifted the Philippines to a nail-biting 1-0 win over Cambodia in the Asean Football Championship’s final qualifying at the Panaad Stadium pitch here.
The man fondly called "The Bull" by friends scored on a penalty kick in the 81st minute to deliver the game’s lone goal and give the hosts their second straight win in three games.
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BACOLOD — Getting extra boost from the Brunei side, the Philippines tries to take care of its own end of the business when it takes on Cambodia in a veritable do-or-die match Saturday in the Asean Football Championship’s final qualifying at the Panaad Sports Complex pitch here.
A win by the RP side will be its second straight, jacking its points total to six and giving it second place should Brunei lose to leader Laos in Saturday’s nightcap of the five-team Asean Football Federation event.
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BACOLOD — One win doesn’t guarantee the Philippines a spot in the Asean Football Championship. And national team coach Aris Caslib admits there’s a lot of work to be done to reach that goal.
"We may celebrate, yes, but we have to also bear in mind there is still a lot of work to be done," Caslib said the morning after his wards clobbered Timor Leste, 7-0, Tuesday.
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[Title] => RP booters overwhelm Timorese
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BACOLOD — The Philippine team stuck to an aggressive stand throughout to fashion a 7-0 shutout of Timor Leste Tuesday in the Asean Football Championship’s final qualifying at the Panaad Sports Complex here.
The Filipinos were on the attack mode from the very start, repeatedly shredding the Timorese defense to fashion the win that is only their second in the five-team Asean Football Federation event formerly known as the Tiger Cup.
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[Title] => Wear blue, cheer for RP booters
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BACOLOD — Football fans are expected to come in droves when the Asean Football Championship’s final qualifying round starts tomorrow at the Panaad Sports Complex.
Each player and official of the sport, team, city and Negros Occidental province has requested all who are coming to the games, open free to the public, to wear blue as a token of support for the national team.
"The Philippine team will be in blue and we expect our countrymen to wear that color," said Johnny Romualdez, president of the Philippine Football Federation.
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ASEAN FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
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[Title] => Pinoy booters yield to Thais, bow out of semifinal race
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The Philippines bowed out of the semifinal race in the Asean Football Championship as they dropped another stinging 0-4 setback to Thailand late Sunday at the Supachalasai Stadium in Bangkok.
The Filipino booters were holding their own against the hosts in the early going but lost their focus when the Thais scored twice — the first on a through pass by Sutee Suksomkit to Sarayoot Chaikamdee in the 15th minute and on Pipat Thonkanya, who helped himself to another through ball six minutes later.
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The Philippines, once the whipping team of Southeast Asian football, plays Malaysia today, gunning for no less than a semifinal stint in the Asean Football Championship which kicks off in Bangkok, Thailand.
Coach Aris Caslib believes his young squad, backstopped by Fil-foreign players headed by James Younghusband, has got what it takes to beat the Malaysians in their opening game and go on to qualify for the last four from Group A.
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Now that we can all breathe easy since Manny Pacquiao truly rules the Pinoy planet, we can also look back with pride at the last few weeks of home-and-away triumphs on the sporting scene.
First, there was Roni Alcano’s excellent victory at the locally hosted World Pool Championship, bringing to fruition the hopes and dreams of countless billiards players and aficionados for a countryman to bag the crown right here at "the spiritual home of the game."
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Now that we can all breathe easy since Manny Pacquiao truly rules the Pinoy planet, we can also look back with pride at the last few weeks of home-and-away triumphs on the sporting scene.
First, there was Roni Alcano’s excellent victory at the locally hosted World Pool Championship, bringing to fruition the hopes and dreams of countless billiards players and aficionados for a countryman to bag the crown right here at "the spiritual home of the game."
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BACOLOD — Alexander "Ali" Borromeo has scored before in international competitions, but the one he made yesterday should be extra special as it lifted the Philippines to a nail-biting 1-0 win over Cambodia in the Asean Football Championship’s final qualifying at the Panaad Stadium pitch here.
The man fondly called "The Bull" by friends scored on a penalty kick in the 81st minute to deliver the game’s lone goal and give the hosts their second straight win in three games.
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BACOLOD — Getting extra boost from the Brunei side, the Philippines tries to take care of its own end of the business when it takes on Cambodia in a veritable do-or-die match Saturday in the Asean Football Championship’s final qualifying at the Panaad Sports Complex pitch here.
A win by the RP side will be its second straight, jacking its points total to six and giving it second place should Brunei lose to leader Laos in Saturday’s nightcap of the five-team Asean Football Federation event.
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BACOLOD — One win doesn’t guarantee the Philippines a spot in the Asean Football Championship. And national team coach Aris Caslib admits there’s a lot of work to be done to reach that goal.
"We may celebrate, yes, but we have to also bear in mind there is still a lot of work to be done," Caslib said the morning after his wards clobbered Timor Leste, 7-0, Tuesday.
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[Title] => RP booters overwhelm Timorese
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BACOLOD — The Philippine team stuck to an aggressive stand throughout to fashion a 7-0 shutout of Timor Leste Tuesday in the Asean Football Championship’s final qualifying at the Panaad Sports Complex here.
The Filipinos were on the attack mode from the very start, repeatedly shredding the Timorese defense to fashion the win that is only their second in the five-team Asean Football Federation event formerly known as the Tiger Cup.
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BACOLOD — Football fans are expected to come in droves when the Asean Football Championship’s final qualifying round starts tomorrow at the Panaad Sports Complex.
Each player and official of the sport, team, city and Negros Occidental province has requested all who are coming to the games, open free to the public, to wear blue as a token of support for the national team.
"The Philippine team will be in blue and we expect our countrymen to wear that color," said Johnny Romualdez, president of the Philippine Football Federation.
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